A security guard at a gate with a register on a stool.
Photographs of real shops are being shot for these pages.

Who works in a security agency

  • Guards posted at client sites, monthly.
  • Relievers who cover weekly offs and sick days.
  • A field supervisor who visits sites and does the marking.
  • Night guards on separate posts.

Monthly wages against a duty count, with reliever days added on. The reliever days are where the count breaks.

The argument this trade has

A reliever covered nine days across four sites. The site registers show him on some days and not others, so his pay is short and nobody can say by how much.

What matters most here

  1. Groups for sites Each posting is its own group.
  2. Supervisors who mark Marked in the field, seen at the office.
  3. Payslips for guards What guards ask for most often.

The numbers this trade knows

  • A guard on ₹13,000 a month is about ₹430 a day.
  • Nine reliever days is nearly ₹4,000 — a whole month’s difference to one man.

A shop like yours

We are looking for our first security agency willing to be named and photographed. If that could be you, tell us — we will come to the shop, and nothing is published without your signed permission.

Questions people ask

Can I keep separate sites apart?

Yes, using groups. Mark and read the figures by site.

Is a client’s site record the same as mine?

No. What you keep in DailyPlus is your own record of your own staff. It is yours, and you are responsible for it.

Start keeping your register on your phone

It is free, it works with no internet, and setting up your shop takes about three minutes.